Mount directory

sunhui · 02-02-2006, 12:53 AM

I want to export a path from host A to let host B to mount , if I want ONLY ROOT USER at host B can write file to it , I try to set the /etc/exports at host A as "/path_to_share host B(rw)" , and set the dir mode to 777 for /path_to_share ( if not set to 777 , even root can't write to it ) , now all user at host B can write sth to it , could suggest how to set it ? thx

pixellany · 02-02-2006, 07:42 AM

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Originally Posted by sunhui

I want to export a path from host A to let host B to mount

You lose me on the first sentence--can you describe in more detail what you are doing?
host A and host B are maybe 2 computers on a network??

ust · 02-02-2006, 08:03 AM

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Originally Posted by pixellany

You lose me on the first sentence--can you describe in more detail what you are doing?
host A and host B are maybe 2 computers on a network??

thx reply,

yes , they are in same network , and I just want to share the path and let host B to mount it ? thx